List of all Battles?

[Hero123]

Is there a list? Thanks.

[WarriorOne1]

both list on PDF.
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/uLHFt2gj/file.html

[limith]

Everettsville is missing on the CSA side and Stay Alert is missing on the Union side, for 38 battles each.

[Solar Maximus]

Guys, appologies. My POST #2, The Union Campaign Battle List was missing the second to last battle, Georgia Railroad. The Union battle list in post #2 has been edited to include Georgia Railroad, battle #37, and is now accurate...I promise

A big thank you to Kristoph42 for reviewing the list and picking up that omission.

[Solar Maximus]

Came back to this, sorry it took so long to correct (thanks to limith)

Underlined = "Grand Battle". Win, Draw or Defeat...you must play these to continue the campaign. If after playing the Grand Battle your "Reputation" falls to zero, then the game is over. In fact, if your reputaion ever falls to zero, the game is over.

Confederate Campaign:

1) The Potomac Fort
2) Newport News
3) 1st Bull Run
4) Ambush Convoy
5) Stay Alert
6) Shiloh
7) 1st Winchester
8) Cross Keys
9) Port Republic
10) Gaines' Mill
11) Malvern Hill
12) Cedar Mountain
13) Manassas Depot
14) 2nd Bull Run
15) Chantilly
16) Weapons Factory
17) Antietam
18) Corinth
19) Prairie Grove
20) Fredericksburg
21) Everettsville
22) Stones River
23) 1st Franklin
24) Blackwater Heights
25) Rio Hill
26) Chancellorsville
27) Battle of Salem Church (part of Chancellorsville-cannot bypass)
28) Brandy Station
29) Gettysburg
30) Siege of Jackson
31) Chickamauga
32) Mansfield
33) Saunders Farm
34) Laurel Hill
35) Cold Harbor
36) Hall's Ferry Road
37) Hardin Pike
38) Battle of Washington (final fictitional battle in the CSA Campaign)

[Solar Maximus]

And just to keep both campaigns close together for an easier read...

1) Capture the train station (aka Battle of Philippi)
2) Distress Call
3) 1st Bull Run
4) River Crossing
5) Crossroads
6) Shiloh
7) Secure River
8) Rendezvous
9) Seven Pines
10) Gaines' Mill
11) Malvern Hill
12) Kettle Run
13) Thoroughfare Gap
14) 2nd Bull Run
15) Crampton's Gap
16) South Mountain
17) Antietam
18) Iuka
19) Perryville
20) Fredericksburg
21) Parker's Crossroads
22) Stones River
23) Nansemond River
24) Siege of Suffolk
25) Supply Raid
26) Chancellorsville
27) Battle of Salem Church (part of Chancellorsville-cannot bypass)
28) 2nd Winchester
29) Gettysburg
30) Bayou Fourche
31) Chickamauga
32) Brock Road
33) Mule Shoe
34) Cold Harbor
35) Fort Stevens (part of Cold Harbor-cannot bypass)
36) Harrison's Creek
37) Georgia Railroad
38) Battle of Richmond (final fictitional battle in the Union Campaign)

[Kristoph42]

Hooray to all involved and to Ballista for doing it in the first place. We have a complete listing of all battles for both sides.

[🍁 Seb]

For "Historic Hardcore Players".
List of civil war battles, by date and real outcome results
classified by the "Civil War Sites Advisory Commission" (CWSAC).
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Battles in order for Union players
(Will includes Confederate battle later... sorry.)
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June 3, 1861
Battle of Philippi
Union victory

June 15, 1861
Distress Call {Hypothetical battle}
Unknown

July 21, 1861
1st Battle of Bull Run
Inconclusive

September 15, 1861
Secure River {Operations to Control Missouri ?}
Confederate victory

October 25, 1861
River Crossing {near the "First Battle of Springfield" ?}
Union victory

February 17, 1862
Crossroads {region neer "Cumberland Gap" & "Mill Springs" & "Logan's CrossRoads" - Fort Donelson??}
Union victory

April 6–7, 1862
Battle of Shiloh {or Pittsburg Landing}
Union victory

May 27, 1862
Rendez-vous {Hanover Court House}
Union victory

May 31 – June 1, 1862
Seven Pines
Inconclusive

June 27, 1862
Battle of Gaines' Mill
Confederate victory

July 1, 1862
Battle of Malvern Hill
Union victory

August 25–27, 1862
Kettle Run {Manassas Station}
Confederate victory

August 28, 1862
Thoroughfare Gap
Confederate victory

August 28–30, 1862
2nd Battle of Bull Run
Confederate victory

September 14, 1862
Crampton's Gap 
Union victory

September 14, 1862
South Mountain {Boonsboro}
Union victory

September 17, 1862
Battle of Antietam
Inconclusive

September 19, 1862
Battle of Iuka
Union victory

October 8, 1862
Perryville {Chaplin Hills}
Inconclusive

December 13, 1862
Battle of Fredericksburg
Confederate victory

December 31, 1862
Parker's Crossroads
Confederate victory

December 31, 1862 – January 2, 1863
Battle of Stones River {Second Battle of Murfreesboro}
Union victory

April 9, 1863 {Hypothetical battle}
Supply Raid {between Richmond & Fredericksburg}
Unknown

April 11 – May 4, 1863
Nansemond River {Battle of Suffolk "Hill's Point"
aka "Battle of Fort Huger"}"
Inconclusive

April 11 – May 4, 1863
Siege of Suffolk {Norfleet House}
Inconclusive

April 30 – May 6, 1863
Battle of Chancellorsville
Confederate victory

May 3–4, 1863
Battle of Salem Church
Confederate victory

June 13–15, 1863
2nd Winchester
Confederate victory

July 1–3, 1863
Battle of Gettysburg
Union victory

September 10, 1863
Bayou Fourche
Union victory

September 18–20, 1863
Battle of Chickamauga
Confederate victory

May 5–7, 1864
Brock Road {Battle of the Wilderness}
Inconclusive

May 12, 1864
Mule Shoe {Battle of Spotsylvania Court House}
Inconclusive

May 31 –June 12, 1864
Battle of Cold Harbor
Confederate victory

June 15, 1864 – June 18, 1864
Harrison's Creek
Confederate victory

July 11–12, 1864
Fort Stevens
Union victory

August 31, 1864 – September 1, 1864
Georgia Railroad {Battle of Jonesborough}
Union victory

Marsh 15, 1865
Battle of Richmond {Hypothetical battle}
Unknown

April 10, 1865
Battle of Washington {Hypothetical battle}
Unknown

[Tactical Wargamer (Richard)]

Which are the largest most detailed battles?

[pandakraut]

引用自 Tactical Wargamer：

Which are the largest most detailed battles?

Largest battles in terms of number of units on the field are probably Antietam, Chancellorsville, Fredericksburg, Cold Harbor, Richmond, and Washington.

[CivWar64]

引用自 Tactical Wargamer：

Which are the largest most detailed battles?

It depends on what exactly you mean. Towards the end of the campaign, you got lots of big minor battles. And the major/Grand Battles are all large battles.

But if you want separate maps/theaters to the battle, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg and Cold Harbor have those.

Grand Battles in the game (Union):

1st Bull Run
Shiloh
Gaines's Mill
Malvern Hill
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Stones River
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Cold Harbor
Richmond

[noehren434]

Is it just me or is the Confederate campaign ridiculously hard when on the highest level of difficulty?? I have died twice now at Antietam even though I was crushing faces with Palmetto muskets.

[pandakraut]

引用自 noehren434：

Is it just me or is the Confederate campaign ridiculously hard when on the highest level of difficulty?? I have died twice now at Antietam even though I was crushing faces with Palmetto muskets.

The Legendary CSA campaign is generally considered the harder of the two. It is possible to win Antietam with relatively low casualties though. Here are two different approaches to it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy8J6qs9HZw&list=PLNFTAFys32_-N-fIfWJgRSJIhVtOZjEGe&index=24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hazV-jjOB5M&list=PLt-JAMmvyAGkJLwjA3jEj8SGelO2CAeAg&index=32

[Waterloo1815]

引用自 pissy*****acct：

Didn't the north have a different name for bull run? Wasn't it Chicamaunga?
Or perhaps soe other name.

The Northern States referred to it as Bull Run, while the Confadertes called it 1st and 2nd Manassas.